Bruno Soares speaking on court after the win with Jamie Murray: "I am glad we got together. It is our first season, to win in Australia and here is extremely special.

"I want to thank Jamie for playing with me, it was hard to get him to."

"That is a lie!" Jamie adds.

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Jamie Murray says winning is a "great feeling". 

"These tournaments are the hardest to win," says the Scot. "I've got a great partner in Bruno who makes a lot of returns for me and long may it continue."

Patrick McEnroe informs the Briton that the pair have something in common, siblings who are quite good at tennis and McEnroe says the older Murray has achieved something Murray hasn't - winning two Grand Slams in the same year. 

"It's nice to start to move out of the shadows a little bit," says Murray. "But there's a long way to go."

Viv: Great win for @jamie_murray & @BrunoSoares82 Well done lads!

Pablo Carreno Busta: "We had a really good week, thank you to Guillermo for playing with me this week and thank you to all of my team. 

"For me to play here on Arthur Ashe with everyone supporting is amazing, a dream. I would like to win but we tried and we will try to come here again and win it."

McEnroe starts chatting to Soares and a pair of Brazilians in the crowd erupt into a chorus of "ole! ole!" stopping the interview temporarily before it starts. "It was hard to get him to play with me but I finally did it," jokes Soares of Murray. 

Patrick McEnroe is the master of ceremonies and confirms it's a "bit toasty" on Arthur Ashe. First we will hear from the losing finalists before Murray and Soares will finally be allowed to get their hands on their prize. 

Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares are in their chairs, smiling, taking in some fluid, waiting to be presented with their trophies. Soares clenches his fist as he looks back to the crowd, that pose will make a nice picture for someone. 

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Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

A stellar year for this pair. 

That was mighty impressive, they made that look simple.

It was just a very efficient, no nonsense performance.  

Murray and Soares were ruthless in that match, winning four of five break points, accumulating 27 winners and making just 11 unforced errors. The fourth seeds were dominant at the net and were never troubled. 

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Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Over to you Jamie Murray.

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Garcia-Lopez charged with keeping him and his team-mate in this match. The Spaniards nick the opening point, which must ease the nerves. At 30-0 the Spanish duo seem at ease, but Garcia-Lopez throws up a double fault - his third of the match - and in a blink of an eye Murray and Soares are level at 30-30. But there is to be no break, the Spaniards hold on -  Jamie Murray will serve for the match, for the title. 

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Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

When it becomes a duel at the net, Murray and Soares are just too good.

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Soares and Murray combining beautifully at the net, cat-like reflexes from the Scot to take himself and Soares to within a point of holding. A comfortable hold for the Brazilian. Murray and Soares a game away from the title. 

Carreno Busta must address the problems he's had with his serve in this match, and do so promptly, if he and Garcia-Lopez are to drag this match into a third set. At 30-30 he's not convincing. At deuce Soares and Murray's eyes light up. Carreno Busta holds on, though - Garcia-Lopez with a punchy forehand to Murray's toes, while Soares nets on the next point. 

Carreno Busta sets off on a monologue as he makes his way back to the baseline after getting the better of Murray with a driving forehand into the Scot's toes. Pumped. At 30-30 is there hope? Not really, Murray mixes up his serve - canny - to stretch their lead. 

Garcia-Lopez must hold serve otherwise his hopes of winning this doubles title will be toast. At deuce it's uncertain which way this game will swing, Garcia-Lopez guiding a tricky volley wide, allowing his opponents to level at 40-40. But hold is eventually what Garcia-Lopez does, though he and Carreno Busta are still up against it. 

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Jeff Tarango
Former professional tennis player on 5 live sports extra

That was a pivotal game for Murray and Soares. 

The Spanish pair were looking to get some momentum but now Murray and Soares are twelve points from victory.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

This is looking ominous for the Spanish pair but very, very promising for Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares.

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It feels like victory is a foregone conclusion for Murray and Soares, unless Carreno Busta and Garcia-Lopez can muster a magnificent comeback, which seems improbable on this form. The unseeded duo do their best, Soares' serve rocking at 30-40 - but the fourth seeds dig deep to level at deuce and ultimately hold with ease. The favourites cantering towards the finishing line.